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Reactor North America Steel Cylinder

4 out of 5 stars
1 Review

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Reactor North America Steel Cylinder

There's no point in lugging an avalanche pack into the backcountry if it's not ready to be deployed. Keep your ARVA Reactor series pack ready to spring into action with the North America Steel Cylinder.


Details

  • A compact can for deploying ARVA Reactor avy packs
  • 40% smaller than similar cans to save space in pack
  • High-strength steel cylinder ensures long-lasting durability
  • Must be refilled by manufacturer; must be empty for flights
  • In accordance with DOT/TC and IATA (table 2.3.A) regulations for baggage carried by passengers
  • Item #CMA002J
Material
high-strength steel
Deployment System
argon
Volume
13oz
Pressure
4300psi (300 bar)
Compatibility
ARVA Reactor series
Recommended Use
backcountry touring
Manufacturer Warranty
1 year

Overall Rating

4 based on 1 ratings

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4 out of 5 stars

May 14, 2020

Heli-skiing

Familiarity:
I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Height:
5' 11"
Weight:
185

Can we assume helicopter trips to peaks under14k are an acceptable elevation for the ARVA reactor? Has ARVA performed tests in the lab and on peaks up to 14k?

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